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Top Stories @PCWorld Jan 22, 2016 Video Here's how GM's Maven car sharing works | PCWorld A few clicks of an app and you've reserved a car and can drive it away. There's integration with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto too. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Nextbit apologizes for the delay on the CDMA variant of its Robin smartphone • Almost 300,000 drones have been registered with the FAA • How to change Android auto-rotate settings • This week in games: The blizzard hits Cities: Skylines, Warner Bros. pulls a fatality on Mortal Kombat X for PC • Report: Google is the default iPhone search engine because it paid Apple $1 billion • Snow in your forecast? Here's how GIS will help ease the pain • Netflix's VPN blocking begins with a skirmish down under • FortiGuard SSH backdoor found in more Fortinet security appliances • Skype now hides your IP address to protect against attacks from online trolls • 12 gorgeous PC games that will punish your graphics card • New high-end Surface Book, Surface Pro 4 models crank up the firepower • How to turn Google Chrome into a Microsoft Office-loving browser • Apple pushes into virtual reality by hiring top VR expert • Apple pushes into virtual reality by hiring top researcher Nextbit apologizes for the delay on the CDMA variant of its Robin smartphone Verizon and Sprint users, you'll have to wait an extra two months for Nextbit's cloud-based Android phone. Read More ▶ Almost 300,000 drones have been registered with the FAA The Federal Aviation Administration says its drone registration system has hit almost 300,000 registrations, one month after launch. Read More ▶ How to change Android auto-rotate settings You can direct Android to switch between portrait and landscape orientations whenever you rotate your phone or tablet. Read More ▶ This week in games: The blizzard hits Cities: Skylines, Warner Bros. pulls a fatality on Mortal Kombat X for PC Plus: The guy who made Braid peed in a jug to make his new game. Maybe? This is your gaming news for the week of January 18-22 Read More ▶ Report: Google is the default iPhone search engine because it paid Apple $1 billion Oracle's lawsuit against Google is revealing tons of financial details, like Google's revenue-sharing agreement with Apple. Read More ▶ Snow in your forecast? Here's how GIS will help ease the pain The eastern U.S. is no stranger to brutal winter storms such as the one expected to pummel the region this weekend, but coping with such weather is a far cry today from what it once was. Read More ▶ Netflix's VPN blocking begins with a skirmish down under The Netflix clamp down on region jumping via virtual private networks is underway with customers in Australia among the first to experience issues. Read More ▶ FortiGuard SSH backdoor found in more Fortinet security appliances Network security vendor Fortinet has identified an authentication issue that could give remote attackers administrative control over FortiSwitch, FortiAnalyzer and FortiCache devices. Read More ▶ Skype now hides your IP address to protect against attacks from online trolls Online gaming can be a nasty business, with some sore losers targeting others to take out their frustrations. Skype recently took action to make that harder. Read More ▶ 12 gorgeous PC games that will punish your graphics card These graphically intense PC games dial the eye candy up to 11 -- and make your PC sweat while they're at it. Read More ▶ New high-end Surface Book, Surface Pro 4 models crank up the firepower Microsoft's new Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 configurations offer top-of-the-line memory, storage, and processor options—all at once. Read More ▶ How to turn Google Chrome into a Microsoft Office-loving browser A Chrome extension from Microsoft makes life easier for Office Online users. Read More ▶ Apple pushes into virtual reality by hiring top VR expert Apple has lured a top virtual reality researcher away from Virginia Tech. Read More ▶ Apple pushes into virtual reality by hiring top researcher Apple has lured a top virtual reality researcher away from Virginia Tech, according to the Financial Times. The move could give Apple a chance to catch up with rivals Samsung Electronics, Microsoft, Google and Facebook, which have all made plays in the virtual reality field. Read More ▶

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